747 2nd Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The two-unit residential building at 747 2nd Avenue in San Francisco's Inner Richmond district, constructed in 1916, has undergone several maintenance and compliance actions over the years. Most recently, in 2023, the property underwent sewer and house trap replacement work, and in 2018, maintenance was performed to address dry rot issues around the back windows, including caulking, painting, and minor repairs costing $2,000.

A notable historical compliance matter occurred in 2002 when there was an effort to remove an illegal first-floor unit, including the removal of a kitchen and bathroom fixtures. That same year, permitted renovations were completed to remodel a kitchen with new cabinets and appliances costing $10,000. The building has experienced some recurring maintenance and environmental issues over the past decade, including two water leak incidents in October 2017, multiple instances of graffiti on utility poles in 2014 and 2024, and various street maintenance concerns such as garbage and debris incidents in 2024.

A temporary moving sign request was submitted and remains open for follow-up, while a general public works complaint from December 2020 has been resolved. The property's most recent maintenance record suggests attention to structural issues, though the 2023 plumbing work was more of a basic infrastructure upgrade rather than a response to any specific incident. The building's documented history shows a pattern of environmental maintenance issues typical of urban settings, with graffiti and street cleaning matters being the most frequently reported concerns.